Jeff Carter will not be able to play for the Los Angeles Kings if the NHL season resumes with regular-season games because he's recovering from an injury to his core.

Carter missed the Kings' final 10 games before the time of year was paused March 12 because of worries surrounding the coronavirus. The 35-year-old forward, who is NCAA custom logo iron on transfer quarantining in LA, scored Cleveland Cavaliers custom diy letters numbers 27 points (17 goals, 10 assists) in 60 online games this season.

"Area of the issue is usually he needs to travel to see a certain specialist to get a further diagnosis and nothing can be taking place right now," Kings general manager Rob Blake said Wednesday. "He's continuing a rehab program from home. He hasn't been around the practice rink in that aspect, but I wouldn't expect him to be able to perform if our period were to start in the next couple of months."

The Kings (29-35-6) were on a seven-game winning streak when the season was paused but covid-19 custom diy heat transfers are 14 factors behind the Nashville Predators and Vancouver Canucks for the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Western Conference.